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Kimmers971
Posted 14 Apr 2010 , 5:55pm
post #2 of 8
You'd have to cover it just like you do for a regular cake board.
BlakesCakes
Posted 14 Apr 2010 , 11:34pm
post #4 of 8
You don't have to cover "regular cake boards" and I don't cover my foamcore boards.
I sanitize them by wiping them with clear drinking alcohol or vanilla extract. I learned this process from Colette Peters several years ago, and there was no mention of needing to cover the boards at the time.
I find that the paper coating on the foamcore boards is very tough and doesn't shred easily even after having had a cake sit on it.
Rae
BlakesCakes
Posted 15 Apr 2010 , 12:23am
post #7 of 8
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Originally Posted by GGFan
Blakescakes: How about when you put your middle dowel through all three tiers? Will the foam inside broke into the cake? I'm a little concern. Thank you!
Blakescakes: How about when you put your middle dowel through all three tiers? Will the foam inside broke into the cake? I'm a little concern. Thank you!
No, when you central dowel a cake with foamcore boards, the sharpened dowel goes thru very smoothly, leaving a clean hole in the foam and nothing else.
Rae
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